AAA Grade Warehouse Recently Constructed at Rand Airport Commercial Park! The ultimate example of modern industrial architecture is this 1408m2 warehouse. This industrial complex is conveniently located near major roads, making it easy to connect to a variety of business districts and transportation hubs. Set to be occupied in August of 2024. The site offers tremendous prospects for brand exposure and visibility due to its exceptional main road exposure and highway access to the N17. To further add to this location's distinctive attractiveness is the warehouse's stunning view of the airport and aircraft museum. Top focus is given to security, with round-the-clock security monitoring and complete vehicle access control at the main entrance.
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Established in 1886, during the early days of the Gauteng Gold Rush, and located in the East Rand – the town of Germiston stretches across 143.27 km2 and lies between Boksburg, Johannesburg and Alberton. Acting as the seat of the City of Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, Germiston has been established as an area alive with commerce and industry. This hub of steel manufacturing, engineering, distribution...
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